CH-J
hard“Jenny's orange jacket matched her cherry shoes.”
Begin with a brief stop and release into friction. Keep CH /tʃ/ and J /dʒ/ distinct.
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mediumSAY IT OUT LOUD
“June chopped ginger and cherries for jam.”
Start slower than you think you need to. Clean sounds first; speed comes later.
Listen & repeat
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PRONUNCIATION TIP
Make the tricky part easier.
Begin with a brief stop and release into friction. Keep CH /tʃ/ and J /dʒ/ distinct.
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WHAT IT MEANS
Know what you're saying.
A playful pronunciation sentence designed to repeat the target sound in a memorable context.
SPEED CHALLENGESay it three times.
Say it three times.
Keep every word clear.
Time yourself only after the sentence feels comfortable. The goal is smooth speech, not just a fast number.
Round 1 · SlowRound 2 · SmoothRound 3 · Fast
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